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Mobile lighting rigs have worked wonders at leading sports stadia, including Highbury, St James Park, and Twickenham this winter – maintaining grass pitches in near perfect summer conditions. Dutch company Stadium Grow Lighting is using glasshouse technology to provide the ideal spectrum of light needed to grow good grass, when natural day light is limited.